For students: consider the following as you create your experience design project.
Techniques, Tools, Resources
Screen Elements
Teams can use any of these techniques for their project.
- Accordion
- Modal
- Image
- Text
- CSS Animation
- Animated gifs
- Overlay
- Horizontal Scroll
- Vertical Scroll
- Hyperlink
- Embedded Video
- Embedded Sound
- Embedded Animation
- Autoplay Video
- Autoplay Sound
- Autoplay Animation
- Parallax
- Web Form
External Devices
Take advantage of these affordances to tell your story.
- Earbuds/Headphones
- Phone Screen
- Computer Screen
- Keyboard
- QR Code
- Geolocation
- Share Link via Social Media
- Phone (Voice)
- Video Chat
- Camera
- Generative AI
- 3D Glasses
- Flashlight
Production Tools and Resources
Dennis can provide expertise and training for all of the following.
- Microphone: Narration and voice recording
- Microphones: Field recording and sound sampling
- Stock music and sounds
- Video editing and production
- Audio editing and production
- Web development
- Original music creation
- Screenwriting
Creative Direction
Experience Types
- Scavenger Hunt
- Online Choose Your Own Adventure
- Digital Storytelling
Story Types
- Coming of Age
- Introspection
- Heightened Senses
- Journey of Discovery
- See in a new way
- Transport to another place
- Time capsule
- Place-based history (in this place 100 years ago…)
Emotional Genres
- Comedy
- Drama
- Discovery
- Adventure
- Peacefulness
- Action
- Romance
- Western
- Crime Film
- Science Fiction
- Fantasy
- Documentary
- Music
Examples
Do not copy these. Use them as inspiration. Imitation is flattery, copying is not cool.
What It’s Like to Ski Nearly Blind : NY Times
Beyond the Map : Google
Falter’s Inferno : Wild
Chasing Bayla : Boston Globe
Snow Fall : NY Times
Seven Digital Deadly Sins : The Guardian
The Boat : Nam Le, Matt Hyunh, SBS
Museum of Mario : IGN